Ebenyo wrote:Dahatre wrote:There were sooo many clues that this was a scam!
For me, it was this video:
The vision was good,but implementation was poor.
this is normal for any startup.it would have been worrying if there was no vision.
a start up that survives for 5 years is one that has strong foundation.
I understand that FEP has over 6000 acres of land with nearly 400 acres in their name near Daystar Lukenya and some extensive land holdings at the coast.
A stalled 4 star hotel in sagana which can be operationised with little effort. A better corporate governance in the new board with business minded board people now.
they can rise
https://www.fep-group.co...d-board-reconstitution/
another positive for FEP from their published books is that although they have made losses ,all their assets are financed through equity . they do not have those obnoxious bank loans.
they have a strong network of over 200k membership which can be used to harness a ready market for various products.
their problems seems manageable with good management.
it's turnaround is quite easy if they get the right management and partner.
punda amecheka